Due to labor strikes, SLO Transit has alerted riders to expect detours and stop closures to Cal Poly throughout the week, leaving some students to walk to school in the rainy weather.
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New Year’s Resolutions brought more gym-goers to the Recreation Center in January
Gym attendance at Cal Poly’s Recreation Center spikes in the first few weeks of January due to students trying to accomplish their New Year wellness goals, resulting in longer wait times for equipment and crowded workout rooms.
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‘Spread Love, Not STIs’: Campus Health and Wellbeing is offering free STI testing this month
Cal Poly Campus Health & Wellbeing hosted “Spread Love, Not STIs” last Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Health Center, building 27, to raise awareness about its Self-Order STI Testing Program. The drop-in event focused on educating students about confidential sexually transmitted infection testing available on campus. Students arrived throughout the 90-minute […]
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Odd Mob and Walker & Royce to headline Cal Poly’s St. Patrick’s Day festival
Cal Poly will host its second annual St. Patrick’s Day music festival on March 14, headlined by Australian DJ Odd Mob and EDM duo Walker & Royce, with increased capacity and security measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable event for students.
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Cal Poly skilled trade workers to strike following CSU salary disputes
Cal State University skilled trades workers are set to strike from Feb. 17 to Feb. 20 due to promised salary increases that were withheld in July 2025. At Cal Poly, Teamsters Local 2010 will protest from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. near the entrance to campus at Slack Street. Approximately 1,100 Cal State skilled trades […]
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A look back into Cal Poly Volleyball’s historic ‘Cinderella Story’ 2025 NCAA tournament run
After defeating UC Davis in a four-set match to claim the Big West Championship title, the Mustangs received an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament for the first time in six years.
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Noise complaint against Libertine ignites debate over noise ordinance
Libertine Brewing Company is challenging a 1996 noise ordinance in San Luis Obispo that has been applied to the city’s designated entertainment district, sparking a broader conversation about noise enforcement in the area.
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How CA water management shows tension between tech growth and the environment
A large data center can consume more water in a day than a city the size of San Luis Obispo, according to a report by the Environmental and Energy Study Institute. The California legislature passed a bill this year that would have required data centers in California to report their water usage on business reports. […]
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‘Pay the farmer now or the pharmacist later’: How RAD Juice built a business around being health-conscious
RAD Juice has never drifted from the simple philosophy that shaped owner Jason Plough’s raw juice company from the start. “You could pay the farmer now or the pharmacist later,” Jason Plough said. The San Luis Obispo-based beverage business focuses on raw, cold-pressed juices made from organic fruits and vegetables, intentionally avoiding pasteurization, preservatives and […]
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A fresh start: Behind Ceasar Garza’s transfer to Cal Poly Wrestling
After three seasons of wrestling at Michigan State, Ceasar Garza was in need of a fresh start. He accumulated a 38-34 overall record as a Spartan and competed in the Big Ten Championships twice, but there were moments in his final year where Garza felt lost. “I was pretty unhappy with the culture and how […]
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Cal Poly student pleads not guilty after arrest in human trafficking sting
A Cal Poly student, Ashvir Singh, pleaded not guilty to a felony count of meeting or arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd purposes, and could face up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine.